
The percussion gun two PTs designed for deep-tissue recovery at home
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- for lifters, runners, and desk workers who want pressure they can control
- Skip if
- The top speed is genuinely strong, so ease into it on sensitive areas
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The Bob and Brad C2 is a deep-tissue percussion massage gun developed by two physical therapists, built for recovery on sore muscles after training or long desk days. It runs five speed levels and ships with a set of swappable heads for broad muscle groups, joints, and tighter spots, and the brushless motor keeps the noise low enough to use while watching TV. The handle is shaped for a neutral grip so you can reach your own back and shoulders without straining your wrist, and a single charge lasts through several sessions. It is also FSA and HSA eligible, which matters if you have spending account funds to use. Best fit for lifters, runners, and desk workers who want pressure they can control. The full-power setting is strong, so start low on sensitive areas.
Pros
- Five speed levels and swappable heads cover broad muscles and tight knots
- Brushless motor stays quiet enough to use in front of the TV
- Grip shape lets you reach your own back and shoulders
- FSA and HSA eligible if you have spending-account funds
Cons
- The top speed is genuinely strong, so ease into it on sensitive areas
Frequently asked questions
Is it quiet enough to use around other people?
Yes, the brushless motor keeps it fairly quiet, so most users run it while watching TV or sitting near others without it being disruptive.
Can I use FSA or HSA funds to buy it?
Yes, this model is listed as FSA and HSA eligible, so you can typically use those spending-account funds toward it.
How long does the battery last?
A full charge lasts through several massage sessions before needing a recharge, though heavier daily use will shorten the time between charges.
Is it too strong for sensitive muscles?
The lowest speeds are gentle, but the top speed delivers strong percussion. Start on a low setting over sensitive or bony areas and work up.







